Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR
Georgetown Medical School, Dept. Psychiatry, Washington, DG.
Coordinate the administrative/logistics aspects of a multi-study research program on the genetic transmission of mental illnesses. Design, implement, and manage a relational database for each of the studies; write and maintain appropriate documentation; produce reports and statistics as required. Identify, assist in the recruiting of, and follow through the protocol study subjects; screen normal controls and family members for medical exclusions; coordinate the chart review process. Develop, organize, and implement administrative procedures and policies; draft the administrative procedures sections of the Study Procedures Manuals. Coordinate medications and hospitalizations history review process for psychiatric patients after neuropsychological testing is completed.

COMPUTER EDUCATION COORDINATE
Washington D.C. Bar Association Coordinated and administered the Computer College Program to educate attorneys in the uses and advantages of computers in the law office. Developed curriculum, promoted and implemented educational seminar series; assisted in teaching and presentations; selected sites. Established state-wide lawyers' computer-user group; edited and contributed to newsletter; planned meetings and agendas; developed membership; promoted student user groups with law schools.

LEGAL SECRETARY
Randell & Jenks, Boston, MA
Developed and implemented systems to streamline office procedures. Monitored attorneys' daily activities for time records; allocated monthly charges to appropriate cases and matters; drafted bilk. Assisted paralegals with assignments. Reorganized attorneys' files.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - EXEMPT STAFF
Catholic University, Washington, D.C.
Coordinated and administered the Professional Summer Program developed for the Navy community. Assisted with catalog preparation and program marketing; prepared and monitored budgets; oversaw lecturer negotiations, site selection, social amenities, and travel management.

EDUCATION

American University, Washington, D.C.
B.A. Economics, 1984